In 1943 he took over the Four Aces syndicated bridge column and in 1957 merged it with the column of Richard Frey.
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The Four Horsemen, as the team was known, was the most successful around the tournament scene for the next couple of years, but then Schenken and Burnstine broke away to form the "Four Aces" with Oswald Jacoby and Michael Gottlieb.
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